Hello Wood says its newest pebble-shaped prefab unit is designed like a “five-star hotel suite.”
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In the 15 years since its founding, Hello Wood has gone from making infrastructure for summer camps to designing flat-pack cabins, homes, and commercial spaces. All the while the studio has continued to refine a prefab design called the Pebl, which started as a detached studio clad in wood or aluminum (or any material that could be cut into panels) before being developed into a collection of cabins for a resort in west Hungary.
Now the firm has built a larger version of the Pebl, called the Pebl Grand, for a repeat client, a father who once had the firm design an airplane-shaped playhouse for his daughter. Here, the studio shares what’s different about the larger unit.

The Pebl Grand is 220 square feet, which includes a combined lounge and dining room, shower and toilet stalls, and a sauna.
Photo by György Palkó
What does the Pebl Grand cost and what does that include?
The Pebl Grand starts at €73,000 (approximately $85,000 USD). The exact price depends on the level of equipment, material choices, and quantity. The units are designed like a five-star hotel suite, with a king bed, dining area, kitchen, bathroom, panoramic infrared sauna, and large glass surfaces. We can also deliver the unit completely turnkey according to customer requirements. On-site installation and a deck can also be included.

The units come finished in mirrored panels, wood, aluminum, stone, or ceramic.
Photo by György Palkó

Hello Wood imagines the prefab as being highly adaptable: “They can serve as a festival resting area, meditation studio, creative workspace, exclusive guest room, or even a private sauna,” the studio tells us.
Photo by György Palkó
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